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I ordered a total of 70 frames from Western Bee so i won't be starving the baby if they turn out to be garbage. You might want to wait until I receive them and I can let you know what I think of the usability. 70 frames gives me 10 extra med and deep frames so if there is an unusable problem hopefully I compensated for it well enough. But if there is a heavy cull rate you won't want to go this route.
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It will certainly give you a sampling Daniel but just bear in mind that there is as much variability in seconds as there is variability in wood grains or the opinions of those doing the grading. They are supposed to all be usable and strictly speaking they are but what one person might accept another might not choose to put an equally expensive sheet of foundation in. Budget woodenware is like a box of chocolates...........
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I was just about to ask the same question, been debating buying some frames, but two major problems:
1) I have more time than money
2) I'm trying narrow foundationless this year.
I just ran the numbers on what I've been making (ignoring time in the cost, which obviously makes a huge difference for some people)
Topbars made from untreated extra-thick decking (from Menards) run ) $0.15 each (25 from one 8ft board)
End bars made from planed down 2x4s (because they're narrow frames) 0.025 each x2 for a whole nickel. I'm making all these out of scrap so really the cost is 0 in materials.
Bottom Bars are $0.08 each if I make them out of the 1x8s I have leftover, but again I use scrap for most so these are essentiall 0 also.
So I'm at $0.28 cents a frame plus lots, and lots of time. But I have nice triangle top bars and 1.25" width frames that I haven't seen available elsewhere.
OK, I got the qoute for shipping to central Il from Western Bee. For 500 med frames it would be $130 if I have a business to accept delivery at. If to my house add $50-100 depending on wether or not the driver uses the lift gate.
So at a businees total cost is $340 for 500 delivered budget frames. While Mann Lake would be $355 for 500 select grade frames.
Does the Mann Lake price include shipping?
Mann Lake's prices DO include any/all shipping and /or handling charges.
Why don't you check your Dadant local branch, I believe they have a store in Illinois.
Shipping will be much less or if it is not far from you, you can pick them up. Their commercial grade frames are very good, and I believe Western Bee Supplie makes the frames for Dadant anyway.
If that was directed to me pascopol.... Dadant would save $30 for the frames then add $157 for shipping. Ofc I could drive to location and pick up but thats a 5hr drive to save $30. With gas it would be a loss.
I'm sure the numbers would be at least as bad for the OP, very probably much worse.
Yes it was directed to you oblib, I do not believe shipping from Montana would be less than shipping from Illinois where Dadant has a store. Did you contact your local IL Dadant branch, dude ?
No I just used their website. Started checkout and that was what it told me the shipping would be.
On my order of 70 frames adding the shipping brings them to $0.70 each. So shipping is adding an additional .25 to each frame. If mann lake has a better chance of usable frames they are probably going to be the best buy at $0.76 per frame, no shipping added and better quality.
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The reason why I said wedge frames in the original post is because I do foundationless, and wedge frames work very well with that. Mann Lake however charges like $7 more per case of 100. I believe western has the same price for all types.
Western Bee wants 170.00 to ship 400 frames to me, plus a 50.00 fee for the residential address. So basically ad 57 cents per frame
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I ordered 3800 Groove top/Groove bottom deep frames (and the foundation to fill them) from Mann-Lake this fall. The price per frame was less than some suppliers - that I've used in the past - and more than others. I've ordered from Mann-Lake before so I kinda-sorta knew what to expect. Their free shipping, quick delivery (Spee-Dee, seriously) and exceptional quality of the frame parts made the decision easy.
I've been chipping away at the pallet since early November and have put together over 500 frames. Not a single clunker in the pile.
Long story short: I'm happy with the frames that I purchased from Mann-Lake. Price per frame was important but was only one part of the decision.
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Well that residential fee for larger orders certainly puts a dent in Western bees price.
My frames did arrive. As it ahs been mentioned quality is a relative thing depending upon personal opinion of quality. I also admit I do not have a lot of experience with frames specifically. I do have a lot of experience with wood. and quality wood is not so relative. It is actually measurable by some very well defined criteria. In this case the frames are made from Douglas fir, It seems to me to be made from green fir as well as the moisture content is a bit on the high side. not necessarily unreasonably so. This high moisture content is the only clear reason I can find that they would be considered economy grade. Sort of like economy grade frames cut from economy grade lumber. The end grain of the end bars show considerable tear out but this does not seem to me to effect there utility in any way. The joints are tight and they frames assemble in such a way they they align square and plumb as well as resist any racking or twisting. At least whet i consider reasonably well. Since it is not really advisable to try and assemble frames without a jig to keep them square and on plane this is really not an issue. frames are not expected to snap together in perfect form.
I have not yet found any serious imperfections in the wood itself. no knots, voids, cracks, serious warping, or checking. the warping issue may change as the wood looses moisture. I have found one bottom bar that has bowed very slightly. The grain is very straight and this appears to me that care was taken in selecting the orientation of cuts to minimize the effects of drying and wood movement. nearly all pieces i have looked at have straight grain through the thickness of the piece. In other words it has been quarter sawn which minimizes the effects of warping.
i suspect the slightly higher moisture will cause splitting during assembly to be less likely. So it could be considered as much of a plus as it is a minus. The experience of other finding up to 10% unusable frames when purchasing economy frames does not seem to apply to my order. at lest not at this time. I do still have to get them assembled. As far as I am concerned this was a good choice and I would make it again.
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If the freight terminal is close, go pick up the pallet there and save the $50, I do. The problem I have with budget frames is warped or cracked top bars and a guy just has to learn not to bother with trying to work the bad ones. Cost of doing business. Does this Browning cut stock do competitive pricing on frames or do they even have frames?
I am trying to figure out what the main difference and life expectancy is of the budget frames compared to the commercial grade ones before I put in an order of about 1,000 frames. Sounds like the main difference is the moisture content?


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WADI AL HUWQAYN , February 14, 2012 (AFP) — German Andre Greipel, riding for the Lotto team, won a mass sprint finish for Tuesday's first stage of the Tour of Oman, a 159km leg between Al Alma Royal Palace and here.
Greipel, who will don the race leader's red jersey, won a sprint to the line ahead of Russian Denis Galimzyanov and American Tyler Farrar.
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Lang, who was knocked out of last week's game with an injured ankle, is listed as questionable for the Green Bay Packers' Sunday night game against Detroit.
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Five players were ruled out, including Charles Woodson for a sixth consecutive game due to a broken collarbone, Clay Matthews for a fourth consecutive game with an injured hamstring and receiver Jordy Nelson, who injured his hamstring last week against Minnesota.
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Of note, defensive end Mike Neal was listed as doubtful because of a shoulder injury. While he almost certainly will not play, that he wasn't ruled out was a positive sign because the team feared worse results from tests conducted by the medical staff.
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Out: OLB Clay Matthews (hamstring); WR Jordy Nelson (hamstring); RB James Starks (knee); DE C.J. Wilson (knee); DB Charles Woodson (collarbone). Doubtful: DE Mike Neal (shoulder). Questionable: G/T T.J. Lang (ankle); LB Terrell Manning (shoulder). Probable: WR Donald Driver (thumb); C Jeff Saturday (foot); CB Sam Shields (ankle).
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The majority of the improvements are done and the facility has hosted over 30 events since May. But Lonna insists that they still haven't officially opened. "People have seen us working outside and wanted to tour the building. We booked three weddings one day while we were landscaping. Once they see the inside, they're hooked. We have had proms, other school events and some weddings. We've done some corporate events.
We continue to get calls all the time without having a grand opening".
The Millers have taken time and care to meticulously curate their 250-seat theater. The space is cozy and brings a feel not unlike the Ryman in Nashville. Deciding not to make a splash but rather a cannonball, their first concert was Grammy nominated bluegrass artists Dailey and Vincent. Raising the level of talent was important for the Events Plaza as they felt like the first show needed to be significant. Miller said, "I have a background in the music business. I started as a singer-songwriter and went into artist management in Nashville. I also worked for NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International) for some time. Bringing them to town was a dream of mine. I was so satisfied the night of the show when people were eating great food and dancing before the big show in the theater. I have so many ideas about how to make this area a cultural venue for so many things. We did an Edgar Allen Poe event for Halloween. We are going to show movies on the big screen. Because of my love for music and my musical background, this theater will always be the favorite part of this place".
There are three distinct areas that are suited for different needs. The theater is reminiscent of old show halls and carries a whisper of yesteryear. The grand hall has the capacity for 300 guests and is perfect for a variety of events. The floor is spacious and the stage has room for shows and seminars alike. The café area was once the Terra Café and still carries accents of the restaurant. The fireplace is warm and inviting to a room that can hold up to 190 occupants. The adjoining back deck area is a great place to enjoy dinner and the rolling foot hills observable from the back of the property. The courtyard is magnificent with flaming red brick and an outdoor elevator that carries guests back to the front of the plaza. The entire property is a ready-made backdrop for photography. There simply isn't a bad place to snap shots of weddings, dances or the event of your choice.
The heart has been compared to a human clock. Anniston, and especially McClellan, is ticking with new signs of life for culture and the arts. The McClellan Events Plaza should fuel that creative heartbeat for decades to come.


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First Year Experience Main Menu
What to Expect in Your First Year - for Students
Freedom (and responsibilities).
Most students say the first big difference they notice at Armstrong is that they can do what they want. They have FREEDOM! No parents telling them to get up, checking to see if they have done their homework, making them eat vegetables, no curfew – none of that!
- Get yourself up for class
- Get your homework done on time
- Eat well enough to keep you healthy and alert
- Get enough sleep to function well the next day, and week
- Do the laundry (your roommate will appreciate it)
- Set aside time to study
- Find time to relax and exercise
Everything's faster.
College sports move faster than high school. Players run the field quicker, baseballs are hit harder, volleyball spikes reach the floor faster.
In the classroom, college also moves a lot quicker than high school. Professors speed through information much more rapidly than high school teachers, often covering a chapter a week. What that means for you is:
- Need to keep up with reading and homework – professors are not your parents, they won't check on you.
- You need to learn a lot more material for tests. Some professors only give two tests, a midterm and a final. Most give 3 or 4 over the semester. Basically, that's a month's worth of material, covering many chapters, that you are expected to know.
- Even if you did well in high school, you need to learn how to study better, more effectively, or you will be lost.
Help is available – but you need to get it.
Tutoring for math and physics is in Solms Hall. Help with your papers is in Lane Library. Professors have office hours and can meet by appointment. But you need to seek it out – you need to get to the help yourself. At Armstrong, it's expected (yes, EXPECTED) that you will use the help that's out there. That's why by the second week of class, the math labs are full of students, the writing center takes appointments and your classmates are forming study groups.
Other help is available, from health and counseling services to exercise classes and intramural sports.
Plan to stay a while.
With over 80 clubs and organizations as well as activities all during the day, students want to stay on or near campus as much as they can. Even students who live at home and drive to campus will want to stay all day, to catch up on homework to catching the latest film showing.
Need a place to hang out? Try the Student Union – lots of chairs and sofas to park yourself and get some needed reading done. Or, if you need a quieter space, the library or even the First-Year Experience office is available. Use the time between classes to review notes and get some of your homework done – then you have less to do at night at home or in the residence hall (which some students call home).
So is college really that different from high school?
- Study longer
- Meet more
- Stay up later
- Push yourself harder
- Talk longer
- Run faster
- Read more
- Laugh harder
- Work better
Longer, better, later, harder, faster and more than you ever have. Armstrong is all that, and then some.


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As-salaamu `alaykum wa rahmatullaah
Following on from this previous post, below is some interesting research I've managed to dig up.
Before delving into this topic however, it's important we understand that in the Islamic sciences, whether it be 'Aqeedah, Fiqh, Tafseer etc, words and their meanings are always taken from two perspectives. They are either looked at linguistically (لُغَةً) or legalistically (شَرْعاً) – majority of the time, both are used to explain concepts. An example is the term 'Mandoob' (مندوب). Linguistically, it comes from the word 'nadb' which means 'a call towards an important matter'. In Sharee'ah, however this term is given to the recommended acts after the faraa'idh (obligatory acts).
This post will be going into all the different linguistical meanings of the word kaafir (كَافِر), however only one meaning is covered in the Islamic sciences, and that is the legalistic term – kaafir as in 'a disbeliever' etc.
The verb kafara كَفرَ literally means to cover up/conceal something (التغطِيَة). This is the asl (original meaning).
As mentioned previously, kaafir is also an ingrate who is ungrateful to the favours and good given to him by someone. It is said كُفْرُ النعمة (to 'disbelieve' in the favour/blessing).
The disbeliever who chooses to disbelieve in his Lord can have both meanings applied to him as Ibn as-Sakeet mentions: "The disbeliever is called 'kaafir' because he has covered up the blessings of Allaah." Al-Azhari said, "And the blessings of Allaah are His verses which all point to His Oneness (Tawheed)."
The plurals of the word 'kaafir' (when used in above meanings) are: Kuffaar (كُفَّار), Kafara (كَفَرَة), and Kifaar (كِفارٌ)
The farmer is also called 'kaafir' because he covers up the seed after planting it. Allaah (subhaanahu wa ta'aala) uses this meaning in various verses,
كمَثَلِ غَيْثٍ أَعْجَبَ الكفارَ نباتُه
"as the likeness of vegetation after rain, thereof the growth is pleasing to the tiller (kuffaar)…" [al-Hadeed: 20]
It is even said that the term used in this verse (kuffaar) points to the disbelievers who disbelieve in Allaah (as opposed to 'farmers') because they are the most pleased with the beauty and glamour of this world compared to the believers.
The night is also called 'kaafir' because according to the Sihaah, it covers up everything with its darkness. It is said, "The night covered up (كَفَرَ) the footsteps of its companion", just like it's said, "Ignorance has covered up (كَفَرَ) the knowledge of so-and-so"
The sea is also termed 'kaafir' due to the fact that it hides and covers up what is beneath it. The plural of kaafir here would be 'kifaar'
Al-Lihyaani said in a piece of poetry,
وغُرِّقَتِ الفراعِنَةُ الكِفَارُ
"And the Pharoahs were drowned by the kifaar (seas)"
Wide valleys and rivers are also called 'kaafir' and in fact there is a river somewhere in the peninsula called 'kaafir!'
The rain hasn't escaped all the name-calling either! Yes, مَطَر (rain) is also termed kaafir. Ibn Bari in his explanation of 'Asaa said, "الكافرُ المطرُ, – the rain is (called) kaafir." And he recited the lines of poetry,
وحَدَّثَها الرُّوَّادُ أَنْ ليس بينهما
وبين قُرَى نَجْرانَ والشامِ، كافِرُ
"And the visitors said to her that there was not between them and the villages of Najran and Shaam, a kaafir (rain)"
Dark clouds are also referred to as 'kaafir'. Darkness in general is called kaafir and kafr because again, it covers what is under it. Dust and sand are also called kafr due to the same reason.
Amazingly, the tar that is used to paint ships is also a kaafir! This is due to its extremely dark colour and the fact that it covers and conceals everything its painted with.
And finally, as mentioned by Ibn as-Sakeet, the person who wears his armour and weapons and then conceals it with his normal clothes is termed as 'kaafir' because he is concealing all his weaponry.
A very interesting piece from al-Layth and al-Azhari:
Al-Layth: "It is said that the Kaafir (disbeliever) is called such because disbelief has covered up his heart."
Al-Azhari said: "This statement of al-Layth requires some clarification, that in language 'Kufr' means 'to cover up' and 'wrap.' Hence the kaafir possesses disbelief i.e. a covering over his heart due to his disbelief. This is just like the one covered up in weapons (silaah) is called 'kaafir' (linguistically)."
"And there is a better explanation than he alluded to and that is: When Allaah called the disbeliever to His Oneness (Tawheed), He has indeed called him to His blessings and liked for him to answer (that call). So when he (the disbeliever) refused what Allah had called him to, then he is a kaafir (ingrate) to the blessing of Allaah, i.e. covered up and concealed the blessing by his refusal.
And in the hadeeth of the Messenger (sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam), when he said in his farewell pilgrimage: "Do not become disbelievers (kaafireen) after me by striking the necks of one another."
Abu Mansoor said, "In his saying there are 2 meanings (for this):
Firstly - 'kaafireen' i.e. wearing armour, weaponry and artillery (1 of the meanings above taken), preparing militarily to fight (against one's brother)…"
Secondly - 'kaafireen' i.e. like what the khawaarij did, in considering the people to be disbelievers and pronouncing takfeer upon them and this is like his (sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam)'s saying, "Whoever says to his brother 'O kaafir' then one of them is surely that"…
Isn't this just incredible?! Mashaa'Allaah, there was so much information and they were all amazingly linked into one another, but I've had to cut it short as post was getting too long.
I highly recommend everyone (including myself) to study arabic before embarking on the Islamic sciences because the depth it'll brings to your studies is breath-taking.
Waffaqakumullaahu jamee'an
[Information taken from Lisaan al-Arab]


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Although most companies beat estimates, profits were dismal and forecasts even worse. In an environment such as this, how can you possibly put money to work in stocks?
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Situated near the airport, in the city center, this hotel is close to Two Rivers Convention Center and Colorado Mesa University. Regional attractions also include Colorado National Monument and St. Kathryn Cellars Winery.
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Recreational amenities at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Grand Junction Downtown include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include a roundtrip airport shuttle and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Grand Junction Downtown provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business amenities consist of a business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 790 square feet (71 square meters) include banquet facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). This Grand Junction hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Self parking fee: USD 5.00 per night (in/out privileges)
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This entry discusseds the notion of ideal in fair generality. For an entry closeer to the standard notion see at ideal in a monoid.
Ideals show up both in ring theory and in lattice theory. Actually, both of these can be slightly generalised:
A left ideal in a ring (or even rig) is a subset of (the underlying set of) such that:
A right ideal in is a subset such that:
A two-sided ideal in is a subset that is both a left and right ideal; that is:
This generalises to:
Notice that all three kinds of ideal are equivalent for a commutative ring.
An ideal in a lattice (or even proset) is a subset of (the underlying set of) such that:
We can make this look more algebraic if is a (bounded) join-semilattice:
If is indeed a lattice, then we can make this look just like the ring version:
The concept of ideal is dual to that of filter. A subset of that satisfies the first two of the three axioms for an ideal in a proset is precisely a directed subset of ; notice that this is weaker than being a sub-join-semilattice even if is a lattice.
A distributive lattice is both a lattice and a commutative rig; the two concepts of ideal are the same, as can be seen by comparing the definition for rigs to the last definition for lattices.
A Boolean algebra is a rig in two different ways: as a distributive lattice and as a Boolean ring. Fortunately, these actually give the same concept of ideal.
There is a notion of ideal in a monoid, or more generally in a monoid object in any monoidal category , which generalises the notion of ideal in a ri(n)g or in a (semi)lattice. That is, if is Ab, then a monoid in is a ring; if is Ab Mon, then a monoid in is a rig; and a semilattice is a commutative idempotent monoid in Set. See ideal in a monoid.
More generally still, passing from monoids to their many-object version there is a notion of ideal in a category. This is usually called a sieve. See there.
An ideal is proper if there exists an element such that . In a rig, is proper iff ; in a (bounded) lattice, is proper iff . If instead for every (which follows if or ), we have the improper ideal.
An ideal is prime if it is proper and it satsfies a binary condition corresponding to the nullary condition that is properness:
An ideal is maximal if it is maximal among proper ideals. A maximal ideal in a rig (including in a distributive lattice, but not in every lattice) is necessarily prime; a prime ideal in a Boolean algebra is necessarily maximal.
That every ideal is contained in a prime ideal is a prime ideal theorem; that every ideal is contained in a maximal ideal is a maximal ideal theorem.
An ideal is principal if there exists an element such that is a multiple of (in a rig) or (in an ordered set) whenever ; we say that is generated by . Every element generates a unique principal ideal, the set of all multiples of (in a rig) or the downset of (in an an order). In the noncommutative case, 'multiple' should be interpreted in a left/right sense to match that of 'ideal'.
More generally, the ideals form a Moore collection of subsets of or , so we have an ideal generated by any subset.


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The indoor pool is closed for maintenance repairs as of March 1st, 2014. Complimentary passes available for the swimming pool and fitness facility at the Kenora Recreation Centre located just across the street. Please ask Front Desk for your pass.
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Longitude: 49.761515 / Latitude: -94.488855
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From: The west. Take Highway 17 to Main Street. Turn left on 2nd Street, then turn right on Matheson and 2nd Street. Follow the road two blocks to the BEST WESTERN Lakeside Inn and Conference Centre.
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We care about the quality of your stay with us. Below are nearby attractions, shopping and restaurants that are popular with our guests. Listed locations are nearby with approximate distance listed where available.
Most Popular Area Attractions
Lake of the Woods Museum
While traveling in northwest Ontario, take time to visit the beautiful small city of Kenora, on the shore of Lake of the Woods. Many visitors to Kenora, located east of the Manitoba border, enjoy the wonderful variety of recreational activities and attractions available. While visiting downtown Kenora, tour the award-winning Lake of the Woods Museum, "one of the coolest little museums in Canada". Browse the exhibits to see the collections of aboriginal artifacts, dioramas, artifacts from the steamboat era and photographs.
Throughout the years since opening in 1964, the museum has actively expanded its collections totaling more than 25,000 items. These include First Nations artifacts, industrial items, journals, beadwork, Rat Portage souvenirs and natural history specimens. Plan your visit to the museum in conjunction with one of the many events hosted at the museum throughout the year, for a fun day of learning. While in town, rest comfortably as a guest of the local Best Western hotel and enjoy wonderful guest services.
More Area Attractions & Services
- 0.30 kilometer(s) from Lake of the Woods Museum, "One of the coolest little museum in Canada"
- 0.30 kilometer(s) from Float Plane Tours, See the Splendor of Northwestern Ontario from the air
- 0.30 kilometer(s) from M.S. Kenora, tour the relaxing 1.5 to 2.5 hour cruise of Lake of the Woods
- 0.50 kilometer(s) from Heritage Townscapes, Murals on different buildings around the city - walking tours available
- 1.50 kilometer(s) from Husky the Muskie, Located in McLeod Park along the Harbourfront, Husky stands 40 feet tall.
- 1.50 kilometer(s) from Kenora Rotary Geyser, Located in the harbour off McLeod Park in Lake of the Woods, the geyser shoots water every hour
- 3.00 kilometer(s) from Eco-Tours, Lake of the Woods Cemetery Walking Tours
- 5.00 kilometer(s) from The Mather Walls House, Located on Ottawa Street in Keewatin, historical house built in 1889
- 15.00 kilometer(s) from Skiing, Looking for some winter excitement, snowboarding, down hill skiing - Evergreen Ski Club
- 0.10 kilometer(s) from Blue Heron Gift Shop, Unique Gift Shop, In Kenora's old fish market on the lake
Local Area Recreation Opportunities
- 0.01 kilometer(s) from Kenora Recreation Centre, arena, ice rink, pool & fitness center
- 10.00 kilometer(s) from hiking, You will find many trails around the area - in winter the trails offer great skiing
Nearby Restaurants
- Choose from a wide selection of restaurants near this Kenora, Ontario hotel.
- Fine dining on premises Open 7 days a week
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The brand will assume the economic expenses of the cash prizes for the groups in all categories.
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The "Premio Dorada" prize will be another form of collaboration with the local festival. This prize will be presented during the Canción de la Risa competition, which will take place at the Teatro Guimerá during the Santa Cruz de Tenerife festival.
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Compañía Cervecera de Canarias is one of the main national beer industries and also the main economic and social boost in the Canary Islands. This company offers 900 jobs directly, and around 7000 indirectly. The company also invests in other Canary Island companies, and their production is supplied by local resources. The company is part of the international group SABMiller. More than 300 businessmen from the Canary Islands are shareholders in the company, approximately 30 percent of the total shareholding, and they are represented by two members on the Board of Directors.
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Mon 11:30am-9:30pm
Tue-Sun 11:30am-9pm
Fish Bar Daily from 11am
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Belltown
You can't beat the location, right on the waterfront. Especially pleasant place to hang out on the deck on a summer's day. The wine list is stellar, especially when it comes to selections from Washington. Just wish the food was better and not so expensive.
As of June 2012 Anthony's when I was last there, it was positively superb! Service was top notch (and jovial), the drinks were generous, and the food was outstanding. Anthony's has everything my family and friends look for in a restaurant. We moor our boat by the one in Bremerton, JUST BECAUSE it is by Anthony's, and visit the Seattle waterfront occasionally. So nice to have moorage next to them. They don't come any better, and their happy hour pricing from 3-7pm is top notch.
Excellent Prawns, BAD SERVICE – A friend of mine and I went last Thursday to their advertised all you can eat prawns for $14.99. The prawns were cooked to perfection and were delicious. Its the poor service we received directed by the management of Anthony's that irritated us. Sure they are going to lose some money on an all you can eat affair, but what transpired left a bad taste in our mouths. According to our waiter, the Prawns are to be delivered in decreasing amounts at about 10 minute intervals. When two measly Prawns arrived at our table we had to ask what was up? Our waiter discretely told us that it was at the direction of management to provide two prawns at a time within about 10-15 minute intervals. We finally gave up the fight and decided to post our grievance online
No apologies. – Anthony's Pier 66 (Seattle, WA): Don't waste your time, money, and taste buds. I called and spoke with the hostess at about 6:00 pm for reservations. She informed me that the inside was booked but that the outside seating (quite enormous) was on a first come, first serve basis and that we would be fine if we came in. We arrived 15 minutes later, and I asked for our group of four to be put on the waiting list. She said that they were all booked up, and after I explained that I had just phoned, yadayada?. She whispered and said to me?"we're overbooked." After our delightful conversation I asked who the manager was, and to my surprise, it was the goof standing right next to the kind hostess. He said not a word and went not straight to work. I asked him his name and he said "Sean." No apologies whatsoever. No "thank you," or "please come back again." Nothing of the sort. I have eaten at Anthony's previously with friends; the food is average, and while I will pay hundreds for good food and drink, the food at Anthony's was below average for the price. Nevertheless, they do have cool televisions in the men's room playing ESPN.
One of my Favorite Happy Hour Spots – This is the best place so far for the Happy Hour. The service is super and the price and portions of their happy hour menu are great! I have never been dissapointed neither with service nor food at this restaurant. It also has a fantastic view! I think Anthony's and Ivar's are my favorite Happy Hour spots on the waterfront. I am very pleased with them!!!
About what I expected – For a $7 basket of fish and chips, Anthony's Fish Bar lived up to expectations. The fries were very good, but the fish seemed a bit greasier than I expected. While the cod was average, I really enjoyed the fried salmon. The flavor of the fish really made it through the breading and frying, and made for a good inexpensive lunch.
Overpriced Mediocre Food – I have been to most all the Seafood restaurants in the area, and I am constanly disappointed by this one. I end up coming here because my Grandparent like it from out of town. The food is bland and I question the quality- It gets pricey... but I don't know what I am buying. The crowd is predominately older (Greater than 60) and the restaurant and food are just plain boring.
Not worth it – I ignored previous reviews and decided to give it a try. Our appetizer, which was $50+ was very poor. It tasted like it was pre-made and sitting out. Seafood should not be dried out. Our entrees were about average for this type of restaurant. However, if you're spending over $100 per person (wine included), give somewhere else a try.
Okay, but not recommended – My bf and I had a $60 gift card to Anthony's. The place was very nice and upscale. The dress code is casual. We were seated promptly.
Our waitress was very honest and knowlegdable. They're required to try everything on the menu. I ordered the tuna and halibut and my bf ordered some Ahi dish. The food wasn't bad, but it was overpriced for the quantity that you get. We ordered the coconut shrimp and oysters for appetizers. My bf really loved the oysters.
It WAS a long wait in between meals and drinks. We were actually there for a good two hours because it would take so long, but we didn't notice because we were enjoying our time together and not in a rush. I wouldn't go back there again because the food isn't worth the price. Everything's over rated and I'd rather eat at Ivar's instead!
Wow! That's Seattle! – Dining at Pier 66 isn't just a way to replenish nutrients but it is an experience! From the moment we freely valeted the car to the rich dessert... we were overcome with an experience that we are still talking about! The fresh Halibut, Big Eye Tuna, and whole Dungeness Crab were beyond words. The presentations were eye catching as well as the well paired flavors. But I probably should mention the view... A complete downtown city scape, ferries slowing crossing the sound, and a beautiful sunset into the snow capped mountains. WOW! That's SEATTLE!
Dine on the downtown Seattle waterfront overlooking Elliott Bay. – In Short
There are actually three restaurants in the complex: a fast-food fish bar facing Alaskan Way, the Bell Street Diner for casual eating downstairs and Pier 66 for finer dining on the upper level. Try everything from the fish tacos outside at the walk-up counter to the grilled halibut with rhubarb coulis, balsamic vinaigrette and Japanese yams that can be found upstairs.
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The Power Of The Press! We are seeing more incidents of the News Media churning hatred toward anyone they choose.
I'm sure CNN, CNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC and Sportswriters and other media must relish the power they have over people and the ability it gives them to direct culture.
But there are crazy, violent people who hear their stories that could become inspired to do harm to the medias targets.
Look at what the NY media does to athletes. Reporters hate them because theyre making millions and they target them viciously. And unfortunately people are weak minded and succumb easily to suggestion.
Its only a matter of time before news media hate gets a Politician, a celeb or an athlete or a George Zimmerman killed!


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The world's most trusted source in collecting
(08-14-2012 11:23 AM)bowers25 Wrote: Does anyone know if Beckett has the ability to search your own collection (Organizer) by team? If I enter "Rangers" i only get the cards with "Ranger" in the description, the advance search is the same. I'm looking to see all the "Ranger Players" in my org. Thanks!


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Weird Al to host new show
Weird Al will host a new bi-weekly web series interviewing celebrities called "Face to Face with Weird Al Yankovic". It will debut on April 3rd on the Nerdist YouTube channel. Check out the teaser below:
[Correction: This series will air every other Tuesday. Not weekly]